Good point. We can do the command line switch. -T
On Dec 3, 12:37 pm, Timothy Farrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't like that idea. It increases restart time (not significantly until
> we get more tests) in a situation where it wouldn't make a difference the
> vast majority of the time.
> Some of your DAL tests depend on the existence of the admin app which may not
> be there and will cause problems for end-users who delete it. These
> unittests should be for developers more than end-users.
> If you want to integrate it, make it a command-line switch that defaults to
> not running.
> that's my 2c
> -tim
> mdipierro wrote:Perhaps all tests should run automatically every time web2py
> starts. What do people think about it? Massimo On Dec 3, 9:53 am, Timothy
> Farrell<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:The branch (dal-testing-additions) is
> committed and I've proposed a merge into devel. -tim mdipierro wrote:ok,
> thanks. On Dec 3, 9:21 am, Timothy Farrell<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:I do it
> like this: import sys import os sys.path.append(os.path.realpath('../'))
> import unittest import datetime import sql and then run it from the tests
> directory. Just leave it for now and I'll include it in my change branch.
> -tim mdipierro wrote:I was going to ask you the same question. I open a
> python shell and import the tests. Massimo On Dec 3, 8:25 am, Timothy
> Farrell<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:Massimo, When you run unittests, which
> directory do you run them from. I typically run mine from the test directory,
> but i have a built-in path mechanism to be able to find the necessary
> modules. With your new test_dal.py, I cannot get it to run properly without
> modifying the PYTHONPATH. How do you do it? Thanks, - tim Timothy Farrell wro
> te:Oh snap! I've gotta go make a launchpad branch and merge my changes in. I
> have already started something for this but fortunately our efforts don't
> overlap much. -tim mdipierro wrote:gluon/tests/test_dal.py the test does not
> yet include migrations, max, min, sum operators, csv IO and select of all
> possible types. It does test queries well. Feel free to add more a nd repost
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